I was asked how to customize a graphical form, including a search box like the one on this blog. The technique used, or rather that I use, it is obviously valid for any type of module form. What changes is only the complexity of the work to be done depending on the complexity of the form itself.
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Customizing a Form graphically
CSS3: has anyone seen the Internet Explorer?
I just do not ...
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Giovambattista Fazioli : @ Nik: I'm happy! Good luck then!
Nik : I have Monday examining information on java, thanks to me you have been very useful, the book I was unclear ...
Mark : Thank you very much, I've lit
I solved it by setting [cc_objc] / / OptionViewController.m - ...
Giovambattista Fazioli : @ Mark: I suggest you think a more correct approach. If you run the subclass of the tab ...
louis : very clear and simple I have to admit that writing a pa hardly use delegates created by ...